"Charlotte Catholic High School is preparing to break ground on a new parking garage as early as December, a move some parents say will improve safety at the school."
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
"Charlotte Catholic School to build parking deck"
http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2014/09/23/5185585/charlotte-catholic-school-to-build.html#.VCLaUzd0wdU
"Charlotte Catholic High School is preparing to break ground on a new parking garage as early as December, a move some parents say will improve safety at the school."
"Charlotte Catholic High School is preparing to break ground on a new parking garage as early as December, a move some parents say will improve safety at the school."
Monday, September 15, 2014
"Fallout in the neighborhood when a Catholic school closes"
http://www.uscatholic.org/news/201408/fallout-neighborhood-when-catholic-school-closes-29276#sthash.LxlefFlQ.dpuf
"(RNS) What happens to a community when a Roman Catholic school closes its doors?"
"(RNS) What happens to a community when a Roman Catholic school closes its doors?"
"Cathedral Catholic High School mourns loss of student"
http://www.10news.com/news/cathedral-catholic-high-school-mourns-loss-of-student-09132014
"SAN DIEGO - At Cathedral Catholic High School Friday night, the stands were full for football as they took on Torrey Pines. Cathedral would win the game 8-7, but it is what happened before players took the field that students were talking about."
"SAN DIEGO - At Cathedral Catholic High School Friday night, the stands were full for football as they took on Torrey Pines. Cathedral would win the game 8-7, but it is what happened before players took the field that students were talking about."
"Catholic school closings mean a big adjustment for hundreds of children"
http://www.buffalonews.com/city-region/schools/catholic-school-closings-mean-a-big-adjustment-for-hundreds-of-children-20140914
"Sophia Fuller had a happy outing last week, meeting up at the playground with a couple of friends from her old school. The little girls played, laughed, hugged.
For an hour that evening, things were the way they used to be – almost.
But for 8-year-old Sophia – as for hundreds of other children across the region – life is very different now.
These children are starting over in new classrooms, following the closing of 10 Catholic elementary schools across the diocese in June.
That means this can be a challenging, even difficult, time for many students who loved their former schools."
"Sophia Fuller had a happy outing last week, meeting up at the playground with a couple of friends from her old school. The little girls played, laughed, hugged.
For an hour that evening, things were the way they used to be – almost.
But for 8-year-old Sophia – as for hundreds of other children across the region – life is very different now.
These children are starting over in new classrooms, following the closing of 10 Catholic elementary schools across the diocese in June.
That means this can be a challenging, even difficult, time for many students who loved their former schools."
Monday, September 8, 2014
"Professor lectures on Catholic education"
http://ndsmcobserver.com/2014/09/professor-lectures-on-catholic-education/
"University of Pennsylvania professor of political science John DiIulio gave a lecture Friday afternoon titled “The ‘Silent Epidemic’ Revisited: Can Catholic Educators Reignite the Fight to Improve Urban Schools?” in which he argued Catholic schools can help solve the pressing education issues in the United States, but only if Catholic leaders wholly dedicate themselves to the cause.
The lecture was the first in the Father Tim Scully, CSC Lectures on Education in the Service of Citizenship, named in honor of the founder of the Alliance for Catholic Education (ACE). DiIulio said more people must approach educational shortcomings with the same intensity as Scully.
“If we had more Catholic leaders and educators at all levels like our own [Fr. Tim Scully] … if we had more Catholic leaders who practiced, as Fr. Tim does everyday, what Pope Francis has preached about combatting the sinful inequalities in education and other domains,” DiIulio said. “Then I submit to you we would not still be coping with the species of problems [we have in American education].”"
"University of Pennsylvania professor of political science John DiIulio gave a lecture Friday afternoon titled “The ‘Silent Epidemic’ Revisited: Can Catholic Educators Reignite the Fight to Improve Urban Schools?” in which he argued Catholic schools can help solve the pressing education issues in the United States, but only if Catholic leaders wholly dedicate themselves to the cause.
The lecture was the first in the Father Tim Scully, CSC Lectures on Education in the Service of Citizenship, named in honor of the founder of the Alliance for Catholic Education (ACE). DiIulio said more people must approach educational shortcomings with the same intensity as Scully.
“If we had more Catholic leaders and educators at all levels like our own [Fr. Tim Scully] … if we had more Catholic leaders who practiced, as Fr. Tim does everyday, what Pope Francis has preached about combatting the sinful inequalities in education and other domains,” DiIulio said. “Then I submit to you we would not still be coping with the species of problems [we have in American education].”"
"Gay teacher says Catholic school fired her for getting pregnant"
http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2014/09/08/gay-teacher-says-catholic-school-fired-her-for-getting-pregnant/
"For nine years, Barbara Webb, 33, taught honors chemistry and coached sports at Marian High School, a private Roman Catholic girls’ school in Bloomfield Hills, a Detroit suburb.
When she told her employer she was pregnant, she says she was given two options: resign or be fired.
Why? Because she got pregnant “outside the Catholic way,” as she put it in a Facebook post in late August announcing her pregnancy with Kristen Lasecki, her partner of more than five years. In same post, she announced the news of her dismissal."
"For nine years, Barbara Webb, 33, taught honors chemistry and coached sports at Marian High School, a private Roman Catholic girls’ school in Bloomfield Hills, a Detroit suburb.
When she told her employer she was pregnant, she says she was given two options: resign or be fired.
Why? Because she got pregnant “outside the Catholic way,” as she put it in a Facebook post in late August announcing her pregnancy with Kristen Lasecki, her partner of more than five years. In same post, she announced the news of her dismissal."
"Local Catholic schools face challenges"
http://www.timesunion.com/local/article/Local-Catholic-schools-face-challenges-5740160.php
"Hundreds of students at two area Catholic high schools will notice an even greater emphasis on technology and innovation to enhance their education this academic year."
"Hundreds of students at two area Catholic high schools will notice an even greater emphasis on technology and innovation to enhance their education this academic year."
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